Furniture & Cabinetmaking – Page 22

Vic Tesolin takes you through the building of a tool box design that is millennia old. I’m a believer in

Ever peered into the miniature world of a dollhouse and pondered how on earth anyone can make anything so small?

In the 1970s, I attended what was then called a building school, and learned all the finer points of woodworking

Rob Porcaro shares some handy tips for tuning your jointer. Jointer parallelism After writing blog posts on jointer-planer combination machines,

Steve Bisco looks at the man and the book that transformed 18th-century cabinetmaking and carved ornament. This year sees the

Charles Mak shares some of his beading techniques while adding an ornamental detail to his new tool rack. We woodworkers

Over the years my off-the-shelf bench gradually had more and more bits screwed and bolted to it to try to

Jason Townsend talks us through making a useful sanding bow. Sanding is a job that no one really likes, and